The Fiction Department • October 6th, 2026

Carrie REVIEW: Season 1 - Not Quite Telekinetic TV - The Fiction Department

As much as I wanted to believe that Flanagan could deliver on a Carrie “remake”, I felt that it would be undermined by either an overly formulaic approach to storytelling and/or a bloated screenplay. Thankfully, I was only partially right.

GameTyrant • September 17th, 2026

Bit Kid Founder Believes Digital Media is Better for Game Preservation — GameTyrant

Bit Kid’s founder and lead developer, James Petruzzi, doesn’t think physical media will help with game preservation.

GameSpot • September 11th, 2026

6 Exciting Indie Games That Should Be On Your Wishlist

PAX West showcased a ton of awesome indie games this year. That said, there were six games in particular that proved to be more exciting than the rest.

GameTyrant • September 7th, 2026

Chicken Challengers: A Humorous Card Game Highlighted at PAX — GameTyrant

Stumbling upon a charming and often humorous card game about chickens was not on my bingo card during PAX.

GameTyrant • September 5th, 2026

Penny Arcade Co-creators on Gamescom's Response to Theft — GameTyrant

Speaking with Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins, the co-creators of Penny Arcade, I was able to get their take on Gamescom's response to theft at their con.

GameSpot • September 4th, 2026

10 Tips You Should Know Before Playing Halloween: The Game

Halloween doesn't play like your average asymmetrical horror game.

The Fiction Department • June 28th, 2026

The Get Out REVIEW - A Predictable Crime Thriller - The Fiction Department

No matter how much I enjoyed its interesting premise, solid performances, and brief moments of humor, The Get Out still winds up being just another by-the-numbers crime thriller.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • May 22nd, 2026

Spider-Noir Review

With its strong script, wonderful performances, and awesome cinematography, Spider-Noir is an outstanding comic book adaptation.

But Why Tho? • April 17th, 2026

REVIEW: 'Normal' Delivers Inventive Kills and Strong Performances - But Why Tho?

Normal doesn’t reinvent the Kolstad/Odenkirk action wheel. That said, Ben Wheatley’s solid directing, the emphasis placed on dark humor, and the outrageously messy gunfights are all enough to differentiate Normal from that series.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • March 30th, 2026

Bone Keeper Review

Bone Keeper is a low-budget horror film with all the makings of a straight to DVD/digital release. Unfortunately, it isn’t very good at all. It has a lot of the low-budget horror staples, sans any of the charm that’s usually associated with such films.

GameSpot • March 18th, 2026

The Best Marathon Upgrades To Unlock First

One of the most important aspects of Marathon is its faction upgrades. If you want to make the most of your time/resources early on (in terms of choosing the best upgrades), then check out our guide.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • March 10th, 2026

The Pout-Pout Fish Review

The Pout-Pout Fish borrows heavily from other animated films. That said, it still manages to entertain thanks to its fun plot, colorful animation and talented cast.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • February 14th, 2026

Sweetness Review

Sweetness is an easy film to recommend. Your mileage may vary when it comes to teen angst and melodrama. But overall, Sweetness is a disturbing, yet ultimately entertaining thriller.

But Why Tho? • February 13th, 2026

Diabolic (2026) Review: Flounders Despite its Engaging Premise

Diabolic’s muddled plot about a woman who’s haunted by a vengeful witch, and lackluster scares undermine the more entertaining aspects of the film.

But Why Tho? • February 13th, 2026

The Mortuary Assistant (2026) Review: A Bloated and Confusing Attempt at an Adaptation

The Mortuary Assistant it incorporates popular moments/elements from its source material without fully understanding how they would translate on film, resulting in a bloated and occasionally confusing experience.

IGN • January 16th, 2026

Netflix's The Rip Review - IGN

The Rip may stumble at times due to an uneven script and forgettable action scenes, but its interesting premise, talented cast – lead by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck – and twist ending make for a mostly enjoyable experience.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • January 12th, 2026

Signing Tony Raymond Review

Signing Tony Raymond is an occasionally funny, yet always endearing sports-based comedy. There are some weaknesses worth mentioning, but none of them stop it from being an entertaining film.

The Fiction Department • January 3rd, 2026

We Bury the DEAD REVIEW - Lacks Bite - The Fiction Department

Unfortunately, due to director Zak Hilditch’s reluctance to fully commit to any singular vision, We Bury the Dead becomes a zombie film that lacks bite.

GameSpot • January 1st, 2026

Best Of 2025: Avowed's Most Controversial Feature Is Also One Of Its Best

I liked nearly everything about Avowed. That includes it's most controversial game mechanic: enemy respawns, or the lack there of.

The Fiction Department • December 14th, 2025

Dust Bunny REVIEW - Playfully Captivating - The Fiction Department

Dust Bunny is an imaginative introduction to horror. It’s chaotic, humorous, and often times down right odd. But it’s all the better for it.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • November 17th, 2025

The Mighty Nein Review

The Mighty Nein is an entertaining adult animated series. There are a few hiccups when it comes to certain character arcs and the animation. But nearly everything else about The Mighty Nein works as intended.

The G.A.M.E. Cast • November 3rd, 2025

The Beldham Review

The Beldham is deceptively brilliant. Thanks to its talented cast and some keen writing, it manages to be one of the better psychological horror films released this year.

GameSpot • October 13th, 2025

Borderlands 4's First Paid DLC Brings New Story-Based Missions, Bosses, And Legendary Loot

Gearbox reveals the first bounty pack and shares details about upcoming endgame content.

But Why Tho? • September 11th, 2025

Demon Slayer The Movie: Infinity Castle Review - Is Focused On Existing Fans

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle is a good film. There are pacing issues that drain away some of the fun. That said, fans will still be pleased with Infinity Castle.